The New York Knicks will trade Anthony Randolph for a first-round draft pick within the next two weeks, according to league sources. Minnesota, Indiana and Portland are among the likeliest destinations. Knicks president Donnie Walsh and Randolph's agent, Bill Duffy, met before the Knicks' game Friday night against the Kings at Madison Square Garden. The Knicks' ideal scenario is to use the first-round pick they acquire for Randolph in a package for Denver's Carmelo Anthony. But the Randolph trade is not completely related to New York's pursuit of Anthony. While the Nuggets and New Jersey Nets continue to discuss a possible three-team trade with the Detroit Pistons that would make Anthony a Net, the Knicks are seeking teams that might help them sweeten a potential offer to Denver. The Knicks reached out to Memphis recently to discuss sending O.J. Mayo to Denver, but the Nuggets have made it known that they have no interest in Mayo. Read more: http://sports.espn.go.com/new-york/nba/news/story?id=6023466
